On Tuesday's programme, we looked into the financial performance of Ocean Park, home to the city's beloved six pandas. Recently, its boss said although the total deficit had increased - there was a significant jump in visitors, as well as revenue and in-park spending.

Next, we checked in with a medical expert on the latest chikungunya fever situation, after the city recently reported its first local case in Diamond Hill over the weekend.

After the break, we looked at a recent warning by eye-care professionals on the risk of wearing unregulated contact lenses.

And finally, a parent-led group has called on families to wait until age 14 before giving children smart devices.

9:05am-9:20am: Ocean Park deficit

Speaker:

Paulo Pong, Chairman of Ocean Park

9:20am-9:30am: First local chikungunya cases

Speaker:

Dr Wilson Lam, Chairman of the Hong Kong Society for Infectious Diseases

9:32am-9:40am: Danger of unregulated contact lenses

Speaker:

Queenie Yip, President of the Hong Kong Association of Private Pratice Optometrists

9:40am-10:00am: Delaying smartphone use for children

Speakers:

Robert Broad, Founder of Look Up Hong Kong

Charles Brantly, General Practitioner and Advisor to Look Up Hong Kong